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Sam Boal / RollingNews
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With the sun ablaze, an unmistakable carnival atmosphere in the air and more rainbow flags than you could shake a stick at, the nation came together to celebrate Pride.
25 years since homosexuality was decriminalised in Ireland, a record number of people turned out for the parade, and from the smallest detail to the most extravagant float, it was one of the most memorable Pride weekends in a long time.
If you weren’t lucky enough to be amongst it all in the capital, here is a snapshot of a day many of us will remember for a long time to come.
1. This tweet.
Two men walking down Camden Street just represented my Ireland; they were holding hands and drinking champagne from plastic flutes. #pridedublin#Pride
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12 lovely little moments that made Pride so memorable yesterday
DUBLIN WAS AN absolute joy to behold yesterday.
With the sun ablaze, an unmistakable carnival atmosphere in the air and more rainbow flags than you could shake a stick at, the nation came together to celebrate Pride.
25 years since homosexuality was decriminalised in Ireland, a record number of people turned out for the parade, and from the smallest detail to the most extravagant float, it was one of the most memorable Pride weekends in a long time.
If you weren’t lucky enough to be amongst it all in the capital, here is a snapshot of a day many of us will remember for a long time to come.
1. This tweet.
2. The way Google Maps highlighted the parade route in the colours of the rainbow flag.
3. These members of the defence forces rocking their rainbow angel wings.
4. Absolutely everything about this guy.
5. This message.
6. Absolutely everything about this.
7. And even more about this.
8. Then there was this T-shirt.
9. And then there was the proudest bus.
10. Former President of Ireland, Mary McAleese with her husband, and her son Justin and his husband Fionan marching in the parade.
11. Leo’s excitement on the eve of Pride.
12. And finally, this response to THAT incident at Pantibar.
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